Streets of Mali: The Kingdom of Segou
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Hello bro how can I get the man phone number plz
I am Howard Carroll, guitarist for the Dixie Hummingbirds. I am 93 years old and played guitar professionally for 70 years. My friends call me the Father of Gospel guitar. I don't know about that, but I was one of the first to bring guitar to gospel music. I am in a nursing home now and can no longer travel, but I want to thank you for taking me to Segou, Mali. I come from a musical family, and we can trace back to the slave holder, Charles Carroll, and his plantation in Maryland. The plantation buried our history alive. Took away our name, took away our language, took away our religion, but they did not take away our spirit or our music. Over a hundred years ago my father played banjo, guitar, mandolin and others. He taught me to play when I was 5 years old. My father had a finger style on the banjo not unlike Mali musicians playing the Mali banjo, the n'goni. I believe our family came from Mali and were musicians. Thank you for taking me home after 300 years away.
You are welcome. Im honored
The Dixie Humminghbirds sound great, listening to some of the music now.
pease do you have a email address brother as I would like to visit Africa
Howard Carroll I believe you. Any African American musically gifted I think they have roots from Mali, Senegal, Nigeria, Gambia
I once heard that Mali is the root of Mississippi Delta blues music
we were Muslims long time ago even soundiata keita and my grand father Fakoly was Muslims and he went to Maka as well! around 1240 century!!! I'm a Mandinka we're the first people's who découvert American before Christophe Colomb! mansa Abubacar the brother of Manssa Mussa he was the first one who cross the ocean from Africa to America
And we were free spirited before Islam
Islam and Christianity was put on us during slavery
This guy was an awesome guide. He is full of valuable information and definitely easy on the eyes as well. :)
If you ever plan to visit Mali I will connect you with him.
Connect me too💕
Me too...he lookin' like the bomb...lol
Yes my gawd..Hot 🍫 lol I gotta get over there...
Dee Graves you ladies just can't control y'all selves y'all want that African Mandingo don't ya LOL😂😂😂😂
Amazing work brother! Your youtube page has more African history than any African American college in the US! impressive!
Why should black americans teach african history instead of our own? And yet africans dont teach the history of black americans in africa....
@@TreyMessiah95 boi what's wrong with u I can't see u a African hater yet u here watching wtf 😒 😅
I am moving to Senegal next month..I cant wait!
Thomas Million how has it been
Everytime you go somewhere, I go with you in spirit. I'll be in the continent next year! Thanks!
Same thing I say. I feel like I am there.
How is it?
@@vwapatriyotla2322 I place myself there emotionally.
@@FromGuiriga understood brother.
That guide was beautiful!!! I could watch him ALL DAY! Thank you for the video 🙏🏿
love the way he talks
wow this is awesome
Hey Dynast I speak the Malinkè (N'ko or Bambara). The women thought that you was Malian and spoke the language. Your guide told her that you was from America and you didn't understand the language. She couldn't believe that you spoke the language. Who said we weren't the same people. I'm proud of you King
He was knowledgeable as hell. Love it!
I am from India.🇮🇳🇮🇳 please please please make this type of videos...I love the mud brick architectures and I loved your great mosque of dhenne video also please make more video like this...
Love ur videos man! I’m thankful that u are actually out there gettin the real truth from our people at home. Too many of these fake “Aboriginal, Israelite, and Egyptian” pseudo clowns talkin on cameras givin out nothin but false, misinformation.
Thank u for ur work and please continue as long as the Creator gives u the strength to do so!
Thank you brotha, please share with others
Forgive me for my ignorance Dynast, but I was so judgmental towards black Americans doing what you are doing till I come across your videos. I learned a lot because of you. I grew up seeing Caucasian exploring giving us their opinions and their negative videos, but you showing us real life,and real people with real ethnicity. I salute you brother. You open our eyes to different views.
Thank you, I appreciate it and please share the content
Thankyou so much this tour was amazing, hoping to come to Mali soon Insha Allah
The country of my ancestors on my father´s side MALI. Great Mali.
Soul brother you are indeed one of us. Thanks a lot for your time and effort to bring all these videos to us!
the guy is so handsome
I know!
@@diawara9852 so u Like him😌
Peep what bro said. “Interesting.” You gotta give better Vibes when Africa shows the Diaspora Love.💯
Man, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I must go there.
thank you and please share
Great and informative visit in old Ségou. I visited Mali and Ségou 7 times between 2011 and 2018.
Love how much knowledge of the history this young man has
Thank you for your work. The videos are awesome and authentic. Love it! This tour guide though 😍
enjoyed it with our people in Mali. 😃
i'm asian bot i Love africca muslim thank you this video bro 😍😘😘😙😙😙😘😘😚😚😚😘😘😘😘😘😙😙😙😘 so buatifull
Thank you bro. I lived in Segou for a bit long long time ago. This is very refreshing. I am dying to go back now
You are welcome, I miss Segou
He is so beautiful. Dynast as well. Writes the lessons in the soil. Love it
Peace, family
Thank you very much. Great to relax and watch when your not well. What a great guide.
Great history lesson!
I can't tell you how much I appreciate you for doing these videos. I have a request though. The next time you're in West Africa can you document the traditional architecture including the interiors if you can? I enjoyed so much you showing a bit inside of the palace.
No problem. I will. Im headed to Benin in January
Search for Uhuru That would be so awesome! Thank you! Can't wait!
searching for your Benin videos also - my friend I mentioned to watch your videos with is from Benin. And agreed : ) very wonderful tour guide there - greetings : )
I understand what you're saying. It's the way he tries to confirm each statement made by the guide with the ok's, the yeah yeahs, the huh huh etc. It's annoying and cuts into the general flow of the guide's conversation. Just shut up and listen and give the viewers a chance to really hear the guide. It's hard to explain but I know what you're saying.
Did you notice the Obelisks on the entrances to the buildings..
Outstanding work Brother! I first became aware and intrigued about the Segou Region from the 1972 film Blacula. This was the birthplace of the mythic character Prince Mamuwalde; played and written by the late, great, actor William Marshall.
Amazing history lesson. Thank you.
GREAT VIDEO This IS GREAT I LOVE THIS
Dude knows his stuff good stuff
Bro i sure if they make Real TV show about Mali Empire black ppl in America Will be proud of their ancestors. Mali history is Beyond all that for real
I sorta remember the tour guide saying that in some seasons they do a sort of maintenance on their building to waterproof it and such.
I also notice that the people use materials native to their land. And mud being plentiful, they use it maybe also suitable for comfortable living conditions.
Europeans say mud huts offensively but now i see it is use because its feasible to the climate and or easily acquired.
Dude this guide is a genius
Brother Dynst I hope you know how much your work is appreciated. I love Africa so much. And because of your videos I get to see my homeland w/o the lying white propaganda. Thank you brother.
Amazing video and very informative. Your guide is a very good one full of informations and knowledge! Will be a pleasure to share your video.
Kudos 🙏
Thank you and please share
Mali has the potential for great developments. The international community should take the opportunity in these initiatives
Great interview so informative. Shalom family
Wonderful tour! Would love to visit one day.
Welcome to my father homeland. The Sacko family resident. It's about time you met someone in Mali that can tell you the real history. Uhuru It is said that a dying old man is a burning library. African proverb. They will not tell you what you need to know just by visiting them. Speak to the young who have the energy and seeking for clout. You have reached now.
Ive noticed and remember how a tree could feed a village but here in north America we go to the grocery store to feed ourselves.
Stark contrast.
I’m Mali in dna test❤️❤️
Lucky
me too
Me too
Man that's dope you got to meet and speak with the King! The tour guide is cool as fuck too and very knowledgeable, great video!!
I love this series of videos.....Perhaps refrain from interrupting with Okay so much my Father says. He says for me to tell you.
Duly Noted
BEAUTIFUL!!!
11:13 Coulibaly is a common Bambara language surname in West Africa, especially in Mali, and Ivory Coast.
My mom is from this town...my grandma still there... we're in Ghana...
Such a mouthful ,,much appreciated for the information .keep it up brother .knowledge can make us better people I believe
what a G R E A T material my friend! dream trip! 😮 congrats!
Hello Dynast! You're doing a very good job at what you do! Loving this video! Another great video!
I love Mali.
That little girl is soooooo... pretty.little AFRICAN PRINCESS.
This is cool video I wish other brothers and sisters see that Africa is not only what show on news of war and famine.
Islam spread peacefully into west Africa, many members of the royal families, noblemen and merchants converted to Islam. Later there were some more violent jihads like in the 11th century from the Almoravids and of course the later Fulani Jihads which I think he's speaking about when he mentions 1862.
Islam is not a peaceful religion, we were made to believe. I'm from Africa, and None of The Religion is peaceful. The Problem of men is religion. Both Christians and The Muslims enslaved Africans.
Lies
You are doing a great job and your ancestors will be pleased with you
Amazing work bro! Your videos about Mali and west africa are really a culturally remarkable act, I adore!! Thanks so much! Love from Finland
Your video's are some of the best I have seen YT
Brother Dynast, please identify the beautiful trees....💯
Beautiful. Thank you!
Thank you
I went to segou I loved it I want t o go back
I'm glad u home brother
Thanks
I like this guy he is a good guide.
Nice!
I'm binge watching these in full like Simpsons episodes. Lol. Love it.
But Gongo Musa and Askia Mohamed came after Sunjata Keita. There were forced conversions in Sunjata Keita's time. That was precisely why Sunjata rose to power to protect the Mande peoples. The Senegales came only in the 18th century. Come on now! Would be nice to have the streets wiped clean. This is a very nice place to keep clean, trim the trees to take out the dead parts, wipe the streets.
Theses are supposed to be my people i have descendants of mali ❤❤❤
How you get a Visa to that Country do you have a video of all the visas to the Country’s you went to and the tour guides
you patient and full of energy no way I would walk around there all day cool guide but dam
He was my grandfather, he is one of the Malian Kingdom, king 🤴.
can i buy land i think in the near future i want to move back to africa
Yes you can
do you have an idea on prices roughly
arround the city you can get it for 700 dollars to build a house and in the villages you can get it for about 250 dolars if you want more info about anything you massage me or ask for my contact
interesting...Africa is one.
I'm from manding
Great video and content. Ibrahim is very handsome also.
hahahaha ill let him know
great video......
I love this
All Praise to the Most High Yah
What is the young brothers name there showing you around the village? He's incredibly well versed on culture . Is he hireable by guide ? If so drop a link to his information please. Thx. 👍🏿🤙🏿
I hold my phone like that 42:20 Blacks are Blacks everywhere.
Mali ,good place to visit.
the malian guides are not trained guides. the government should do something about it. as an educated man of mali, I almost lose my mind when I listen to these so called guides of history. A lot of misinformation, misguided facts etc. it is unfortunate
@ Dynast...You're Dogon, now King Kulibali... Do you want your everybody to bow for you?... Great adventure and journey.
King look tall interesting video
Empire not just Kingdom.
hey we need make a version off assassin creed in that old African empire MALI i smell some templar there
kader dao get a petition for it
Mali is on Call of duty modern welfare
That is a large village!
I don't quite get why everyone are asking you if you saw something the last time you were there? Why are you revisiting the same places with the same guides? Otherwise really good videos, I mean this guide is much better than the one in Djenna, just as smooth but more knowledgable.
Cool
mm, ok, ummh, ok, ok, alright, mmmk, ok; (I couldn't make it through)
Afrika must unite🎶🎵🙄😠⛱🌅 red Marl and white Marl common in the Caribbean. 🌅under the Afrikan skies you will see the smiles😎 the empires and kingdoms of Afrika ancestors unwritten rule of laws. Dynast if you can when you visit the villages a bag of rice is helpful for the chiefs because they share it among the village women and children it's never too much. Calabash is in the Caribbean. Such self sustainable tradition🌱thanks!
thats cool. over to the source of things to learn real history
TheBlackave1 thank you and please share. I want to get the real info out there
Search for Uhuru Will do Brother
Brother I think you n all this u have captured is awesome. what is the Brother email again plz ?
You need to start organizing visits.
Yayayayayayay okokokokokokokokok
Can you tell me about that tomb?
Who is he? What's his name?
Question - do you ever get sick from eating the local food? Do you take something to protect your stomach? Great video and yes the guide is handsome !
I ve gotten "the runs" once, but overall I have a cast iron stomach. I can eat anything and everything
You don't need any stomach protection for as long as the food is well prepared and fresh. Maybe you may experience stomach upset to some kind of food just like fresh milk does when long time passes without you taking it because your digestive system isn't used to it. Just like if you consume too much cheese you may experience stomach upsets it is exactly what happens when you eat certain food in Africa.
@@kelvinnaholo8234 I did not get sick in Ghana but I did get sick with a sinus infection when I returned to the US.
BRO.You gonna have a lot names!!!!! I like 'Kubali'
Good Tour Guard. U can du it